The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-09-03

Vlding, OF course, that you can.
The man who yet votes for Genera
jackson never heard of Tulip soap.
Aaron Krum, of Northampton street
has pear tree which is now bearing a third
crop
The school board and town council
meet Monday evening. Gentlemen, be on
hand
Furniture OF the best makes at prices
to astonish the buyers. at Kemerer &
Swartz's. tf
The Sth of this month is the last day
on which you can be registered. And YOU
must pay your taxes, too.
The picnic at N1illport last Saturday
under the auspices of the Sunday school at
that place was a grand success.
"A new counterfeit silver dollar of date
1884 is in circulation. We advise our
readers to keep a sharp lookout for them.
C. NJ. Sweeny S Son, at the Corner
Store, will receive next week fine lot of
Jersey and Delaware peaches. Don't for
get.
Harvest home services in the Reformed
church ON Sunday 1t is probable that the
interior of the church will be nicely decor
ated.
Investigation is the acid that reveals
The glitter Of hypocrisy and the oreide of
deceit. Tulip soap will stand the test.
Best in use.
We call the attention Of our town CON
stable TO the several corners along Bank
street and the manner in which they are
bockaded of an evening.
A Western editor lost ten subscribers
by saying: "MNny of our readers require
an effective soap, and Tulip is just the
thing they have needed for a long time"
Don't miss the game of ball between
the cigarmakcrs and tailors on the old fair
grounds Monday afternoon at two o'clock.
Positively no "bets" allowed. A special
police has been engaged TO keep order.
Life is delusion. says some one. We
are willing TO wager a nickel that no one
who has once taken ride in one of David
Ehbert's easy riding carriages will say so.
Livery on North street; terms low.
1t is against the law to burn timber
lands Farmers and others should remem-
Der this. The county commissioners have
the power to appoint an individual to ferret
ont all cases where the law is violated.
leopold Meyer of the Dolonsburg Ho-
tel has iirst-rate accommodations for six
or eight good boardcrs, at $3.50 per week.
Persons who wish the comforts of home
should not miss : .portunity. Leopold
keeps a nice clean and quiet place.
The attention of the people of Summit
Hill, Lansford and vicinity is directed to
the fact that George F. TTuntzinger, of the
popular Switchhack Restaurant, is author
lied by us to receive subscriptions and
moneys for the CARBON ADVOCATE
Wall Paper. Before getting in our
fall stock of wall paper we offer Browns
at five cents; Whites at six cents: Gilts at
twelve cents: Borders at onc-fourth regular
price. These prices will sell them quick.
f. +. Luckcnbach. 81 Broadway. Mauch
Chunk.
An Organist Wanted, at the Pcnnsvillc
Church, Carbon Co., Pa, on Sunday the
2d day of October next applicants will haye
a chance to be heard. commencing at half
past nine O'Clock in the forenoon. A iber-
al salary will he paid. John Hartcr, Josiah
Andreas.
james Esch, the popular manager of
the Valley House, on Bankway, has taken
a permanent boarder IN the shape of a
bouncing baby hoy, presented by his good
wife bright and early Sunday morning.
The ADVOCATE is pleased to note that
mother and child are doing well and that
pop" is happy
-"Encloscd find cash. Thanks for
promptly filling our order: we are all per-
fectly satisfied Yours, l.. X" The above
note we received on Monday, from parties
for whom We had executed several fine
jobs, We are bound to please. Send us
your orders. Better facilities than any
other office in this county
Our old friend John Auge. of East
Penn, while in town last Monday left us q
basket, Of what he called Democratic apples,
for which he has our thanks. We would
add however, that if they are specimen
of what the Democratic majority is to be
this fall. the old party will pull through
with about seven hundred majority.
"A grand camp fire and festival under
the auspices of John D. Bertolette Post,
4S4, G. A. r., of this borough, will be held
in School Hall, commencing Tuesday, Sep
tember 18Th and continuing until Saturday
evening. Refreshments of all Kinds will be
for sale at moderate prices Several prizes
will be contested for by well-known parties.
The people of the surrounding country are
cordially invited to attend and patronize
the Post ON this occasion.
Children who win commence going TO
school for the first time on Monday must
haye permit; parents win remember this
and call on one of the directors and secure
the same or the child will 70. be permitted
TO attend Tho following is lis. of the
directors: NJ. o. Bryan, John Peter. w. p.
Long, Dr. Horn, samuel Fry and f. p.
Lenlz-thc latter will be at his Office on
Northampton street Monday and Tuesday
mornings to furnish parents or guardians
with the necessary papers.
We had the extreme pleasure Sunday
evening last TO hear our young friend c. f.
| Bartholomew. a Reformed theological
student. of this place, deliver very inter
esting discourse, using as his text the words
of the twelfth chapter Of Deuteronomy and
the ninth verse. All present pronounced
the sermon instructive and interesting in
the extreme, which fact proves conclusively
that "Cal' has the essential qualifications
TO make a tirst-class minister of the holy
gospel and we believe he will.
The reunion of Company II, Eleventh
Pennsylvania Volunteers, at the Hotel
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